Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
ELECTIONS IN OCBER STATES.
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ELECTIONS IN OCBER STATES.
IOWA.
DIS MONIES, November S.-The polls
close very late in Iowa. Many are not
closed st this hour (S:40). The returns
will be late. Twelve precincts. reported
up TO this hour, show scarcely any
change from the vote OF last year. The
returns from the city of Dcs Moines
will be late. as the tickets ere badly
scratched and the counting did not be-
gin till late. Special dispatches to the
Register from twenty-five precincts give
Lauabee 2,737 ana Anderson 2,756-
net Democratic gain Of 278.
DIES MOINEs, November S.-One hun
drod townships aud wards reported to
the St0tc Rcgisfcr show a net Demo
cratic gain of $50.
MARYLAND.
BALTrNORF, November S.-The cleo
ton to-day passed of very quietlyin this
city and throughout the state as far as
heard from. There were three tickets
Democratic. Republican, and Prohibi-
ton. There was a falling Off in the vote
of this city. but the polls not closing until
6 o'clock and a long ticket made the
count very slow. There were few COM
plaints of repeating and none Of ballot
box stuliing. The officers voted for were
Governor, AttorneY-Gcneral, Comptrol-
Ter of the Treasury. States Attorney.
sheriff, city surveyor, associate Judge of
the Supreme Bench of Baltimore, clerk
of court, Judges OF the Orphans Court,
and members of the Legislature IN
the Senate II members. all Democrats,
hold over, and - were voted for. The
last Senate stood - Democrats and (
Republicans, and the last House of Dele
gates stood 81 Democrats and 10 Repub-
licans The indications at ! o'clock (this
morning, November 9tm indicate that
the majority for T. G. jackson Demo
craft for Governor will be from 10000
to 1000 over Walter Is. Brooks Gre
pubhcan). and for W. p. Whyte Demo
craft for Attorney-General over Francis
Miller (Republicsn), and Victor l..
Baughman Democrat for Comptroller
over y. r. Dixon (Republican) Will be
about toe same. The Legislature will
be largely Democratic in both branches.
The Prohibition vote was small.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToy. November S.-Ghe following
is the vote of Boston: Ames, 2l,3,9;
Lowering, 26, 77S. Republican gain,
1856.
BosToN, November 50 =. M-One
hundred and sixty eight towns and cities
in Eastern Massachusetts, give Amcs
70, 232 Lowering, 72,GS6. The enor-
nous crowds in the streets and in the
corridors Of the leading hotels at this
hour indicate the interest IN the State
contest in this city very much more IN
tense than usual. The usual election
crowd occupies a narrow part of Wash
ington street called Newspaper Row. "
At Republican headquarters Chairman
Burden claims the Republicans will have
plurality of not less than 1000
and may reach 1900. The net
loss for the Democratic ticket
in Boston is 1900, while the Republi-
cans claim that the returns so far III show
that they have gained three OrfOur sena-
tors and dozen or more Representatives.
The total returns received 50 tar at the
Republican headquarters show Demo
cratic net loss in the State OF s, 400 At
the Democratic headquarters they are
making no claim except that the vote will
be found to be close when the returns
are ali in.
BosroN, November S.-The complete
vote of Boston for Governor Ames (Re-
publican). 21,376 Lowering (Den1ocrat,
26, 6SS; Earl (ProhibitioniSt, l,lSO;
Marks Labor, 2S5. One hundred and
ninetv-three towns and cities III the State
give Ames 1875, SO Lowering, 50, l55.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, November s.
The vote of the city is: Ames, 2.727
Lowering, 1856; Earle, 2ll.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, Miss, November S.-The
election to-day in Mississippi for men,
bers of the Legislature and county Off
GERS rs the quietest ever known. At
this place a very small vote was polled,
there being no opposition to the Demo
cratic ticket. No news has yet been
received from contesting counties where
divisions have occurred. but there will
be but few other than Straighout Demo
Gratis in the next Legislature.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, November S.-The munich
pal contest to-day resulted in the elec-
ton Of the entire Democratic ticket, with
the exception of city treasurer, by ma
iorities ranging from ! 800 to 5000. The
Democrats also elected thirteen out OF
the sixteen aldermen voted for.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, November S.-Four hun
dred and six election districts in this
CITY, or one half of the total number
give Grant (Republican), 2S,274; Cook
(DemocraD, 53,795; George Nabor),
16, 1S9.
$40 p. Mas the returns increase
they are rather more favorable 10 the
Republicans at this writing. New York
city and Kings county are estimated at
IS. 900. Democratic scattering returns
from different parts OF the city indicate
the election of Fellows over Nicoil for
district attorney by Il considerable ma
jority.
One hundred and ten election districts
in New York State outside OF New York
and Kings county give Cook 1918;
Grant, 20,236; Huntington, 1907
George, 1888. The same districts in 1885
gave Hill 1907 Davenport, 81, 462
Bascom, l,5i6.
New YORK, November s.-Seven hun
dred election districts give Grant, AZ, SIS;
Cook, 93, 5lS; George, 3O,942. Two hun
dred and forty nine election districts in ]
New York State outside OF New York
and King counties give Cook, 80, 935 ;
Grant, 1888; Huntington, 4,399
George, 1850 The same districts ia
1885 gave Hill, $500; Davenport,
47,ll5; Bascom, 1868.
New York, November Slight hun